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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1916. PACK F1VF. Motion Picture News a iirii 3&yj a all ai Tndav 9, ' '' 1 , V s f .. ! MUTUAL STAR PRODUCTIONS PRESENT He M Bearer" What the Pl"r Theaters Have to Tell Yon. Ill hSKll. STViKS PAST F ILM AnVA Tuesday Vi" V,'R) I u El I i 11 I 1 I'.IIT Ainrican Star 'Malays a Iirvely Punch In an Kinihiiiut Itlrinil for 'Th Trii Ik-ansr," Ills Iuwi llctnrr for Mutual Iteb-HM.-. 5 ACTS 5 William Russell Assisted by CHARLOTTE BURTON, ALAN FOR REST and All Star Cast A whole troup of Boy Scouts from Santa Bar bara assist Big "Bill" Russell in The Torch Bear-5r. Celebrated he ro enacts role of strenuous young editor in a fight against dishon est business. See Big "Bill" 1 Russell display a lively punch in Big Fist Fight staged in The Torch Bearer. Another one of those delight ful Pastime Pic tures. A blend ing of rough western life with eastern society life. IN ADDITION A CLEVER VOGUE COMEDY WITH PADDY McQUIRE. The Photoplayer Pipe Organ Insure You the Beit Music in the City. AdulU 15c COME EARLY Children 5c BUILT UP TO A STANDARD NOT DOWN TO A PRICE. A FRUUJXS pirysrciAN. Such a physician recently remark. d: "The wonderful power of Ly dla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com pound over disease of women lit -not because it Is a stimulant, not because It la a palliative, but simply because It contains the very elements needed to tone up the female system and strengthen the depleted organlHm." Of course that is so. otherwise It could not succeed as it has. Adv. aillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli ICR Room Her Goods I RECEIVE OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION. We are at all time equipp ed to supply your needs at shortest notice with practical first quality rubber food. We sell the famous adver tised "KaoUeek Rabber Goods and guarantea utmost satisfaction and value. Telephone orders from you, your nurse or physician re ceive our Instant attention. Deliveries are prompt and oorreot Qlve us a trial T&llman & Co. j 5 Leading Drugiitt 'iiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiimimiimiiiiiiiimiiiiii: LECTURER TELLS OF LINEN MANUFACTURE Prtof. McAorfan Inntrtvtn Ixl Store IVoiHe a to Fabric Making;; Meet ings HoM at Ynty Mhrary Build tad. An Interested audience gathered at the Umatilla county library laBt evening to hear the talk of Prof, o R. McAualan of the University of Ore. gon extension department on the sub. Ject of linen. He first showed samples of flat Just as gathered from the field an evample grown in Minnesota for seed only and one grown In the Willam ette valley, Oregon, yielding a value in both seed and fiber. Beginning with the history of linen he told of its discovery and rise In Egypt before the dawn of recorded history, stating that mummies sup posed to be fifty centuries old had been found wrapped In linen cloth of surprising firmness, closeness and strength. He then took up the industry in Ireland as a household employment It will be remembered bv all fol lowers of the ring that "Hlg Kill" I Russell, popular Mutual star, knock, j ed out Al Kauffman, when the fa- mous heavyweight went down to Kanta liarbara, f'al., to appear with Mr. Russell In a Mutual picture, j "The Bruiser" in which he was play ing the lead, a number of months ago. j Mr. Russell's pugilistic prowess again stands him in good stead In his latest Mutual Star picture, "The Torch Bearer," released September 25. In this drama of political fightF, the big leading man, as a reform newspaper editor, encounters some twenty or thirty "antls" at one time. His big fist comes in handy then. Then, too, playing the role of an ad vanced young man who believes in preparedness, It Is part of Mr. Rus sell's duty to train a band of boy scouts In the gentle art of self de fense, so that they may be of future assistance to him In maintaining his position. He found, when brought face to face with these gentle tasks during the filming of "The Torch Bearer," that he had not forgotten anything he had ever learned on the subject T.et the Paul Swans rave on that they are the most beautiful men in the world. William F. Russell. "Big Bill,' the star of many a Mutual fea ture and of "The Torch Bearer," re leased September 12 as a Mutual Star Feature. In particular, will have none of them. In addition a clever Vogue comedy with Paddy McQuire. Pastime today. Wash Away SIdll GF68 To the nanjr sufferers of skin disease D. D. D., the liquid wash, hat become a household word. They know It Is reliable and they ran depend on It, they do sot hesitate to recommend It to their aeigh bora, It has proed Itself a remarkabla remedy for all forms of Ecsema It la a germicide that is harmless to the Best delicate akin, but at ill It la effective and ?ulck In action. If yon are a sufferer roo skin diseases, including ulcers, pim ples, amies, crust or Kcrcma In any form. this remedy will not disappoint you. It from the twelfth century down lo about 1830 when the Introduction of the power loom changed condition, to a manufacturing enterprise of larg3 proportions ami that now two-thirds of all flax spinning spindles are In Ireland. He said that the best flax fiber comes from the Coutlrai district In Belgium, showing a cample of the fiber and making a comparison with some raised near Eugene, Ore. The' latter sample proving beyond alt doubt that the best flax in the world can be raised right here in Oregon and he looks for a large development or nax growing In this state ln the Immedlte future. He then described the method of harvesting, rettlm;. Draklng, scrutchlng and hackling. ine spinning process, length of fibers and special characteristics. Tonight continuing the generiil sub lect of the fundamentals of fabrics the talk will be on the knitting pre cess, which, like the lectures preced Ing, is bound to be full of informs tlon and Interest. Hl ltV HEAL IIATOIET in that (ww ram muniment is Used to Start Spite Kentwa Dcwtrnction and Mil ford is at IVaoe. MIUXlRD, Conn., Nov. 21. The ceremony of burying the hatchet was performed law night at Woodmont, the sumer colony here, at a gathering in the home of J. A. Roberge. His neighbor, Mrs. Walter F. Brad !', the largest property owner in Woodmont, presented a silver hatchet to Charles H. Holton, Warden of the borough. Holton used it to knock off the first board from a spite fence which Mrs. Bradley had constructed ubout her private park after legal dif t'ome In today and ask abont onr guar- "r Ppt t-ow' Monetise Louise. The 11 D D antes on D. I). D. Also atout D. D. D. Soap, tuat keep the skia healthy. Far IS Tears tke Standard Skia Reaiea Bushman and Rayno In "The Di)io. ma tic Service." Francis X. Bushman and Beverlv Bayne. the foremost stellar combina tion in motion pictures, will be seen on the screen at the Alta theater on Tuesday only in "The Diplomatic Ser. vice.' a five-part Metro wonderplay. Mr. Bushanan and Miss Bayne will be surrounded by an exceptionally strong supporting cast, Including sui h well known favorites as Helen Dun bar, Henry Bergman. William David son, Edmund Elton. Harry D. Blake more. Mrs. La Roche, Belle Bruce, Liza Miller and Chas. Fang. Among some of the big and interesting scenes in this production are a state boll given in Washington, D. C, honoring the foreign diplomats, and glimpses of the nation's capitol with the Bush-man-Bayne players very much In evi dence. The story of "In the Diplo matic Service" Is, as the title implies, one of romance and teemplng with big dramatic moments. There is an unusual love story interwoven throughout, and altogether it is a charming and pleasing feature Day Only, LOVE AND HONOR Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in the 5-act Metro wonderplay "In the Diplomatic Service" A production for all the world 131 :L3a Hughe Siter & Leyder "7 turn Kirli with the Harp, Voice and Violin." Ziska & Co. "Presenting the Comedy side of Magric. Wednesday What Happened at 22 "BEST DESCRIBED AS IMMENSE" PATHE Sees All NEWS Shows All BOX OFFICE OPEN AT 6:30; SHOW STARTS AT 6:45. OUR NEW HEATING AND VENTILATING SYSTEM INSURES A NICE WARM AND COSY PLACE TO SPEND YOUR EVENINGS. ' , IF ITS GOOD YOU WILL SEE IT AT THE COSY. At the ry. "What Happened at 22," a mystery story of unusual interest and fasci nation, with Frances Nelson and Ar thur Ashley In the leading roles, is the attraction at the Cosy theater on Tuesday and Wednesday.' It is a five part World Film feature produced b the Frohman Amusement Compan and directed by George Irving from an original story by Paul Pilstach. TA1XHAN DKUO CO. DON'T BUY YOUR THANKSGIVING GROCERIES UNTIL YOU SEE CONROY Cranberries, 2 quarts 25 Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs 25 Grape Fruit, 2 for : 15? Sunkist Oranges, dozen 50 Bananas, dozen 30 Cauliflower, each 20 Tokay Grapes, basket 60t Green Peppers, pound 10? Strained Honey, quart jar 40 Peanut Butter pint jar 25f ; quart 40f Albers Flapjack Flour 25 New Prunes. 3 pounds 25a Evaporated Peaches, pound 10a hog Cabin Syrup, quarts 42; gallon 70; pallon $ 1.35. When You Buy Baking Powder buy the BeL FOLGERS GOLDEN GATE, 1 lb. 40c; 2Vt lb. 90c; 5 lb. $1.75 Kn.sijrn Coffee, tin foil package 25 Shasta Coffee 3 lbs. $1.00; 5 lbs. $1.50 hatchet was then buried The party went to the home of Frank S. Cornwall, a Burgess, who had sued .Mrs. Bradley for maintain ing the cow as a nuisance, and there they all drank to the health of Mrs. Hradley. The warden then sgreed to issue o permit to keep a cow and everybody promised to be neighborly hereufter. A CHILD'S TONGUE IF bUt OK BOWELS ARD ACM II' CIUK, r-fcVtatl.su, SIt K. 1111.. IOIS. ;ivi: fltriT LA.VATIVK AT ONm Cowy In-talK New Heating; and Ven tilating System. In installing our new system wo have spared no expense to make the Cosy a cozy, well heated, well ventil ated home-like theater as money will permit and this we have accomplish ed beyond our fondest hope, having secured free ventilation and warmth, without that seemingly stuffy, close room so characteristic of the antiqua ted picture house, with a view of ca terlng to the comforts of our patron THE COSY. Mr In this big photoplay production of that name and they have selected an all star cast of players, whose names are familiar to all. The Htory con tains scenes from country and city life, wonderfully picturixed on the screen, that will grip your heart and hold you spellbound. "Silver Thread! Among the Gold" will be seen for the first time here at the Temple theater Monday, November 27, matinee and night Mr, Jose will positively ap pear in person at everjrperformance. Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Waah away all the stomach, liver, and bowel poisons before breakfast II.Mtl.lS KAY IN NKW 1'l.AY Plain Jane" .Sliows Triangle-Im e Stars In OWKXly-lH-anm of fmlUv Town Ijfe. Every mother realises, alter glvlne her children California Syrup of Figs." that this is their laxative, be cause they love its pleasant taste and It thoroughly doanres the tender lit Oe stomach, liver and bowels without griping. When cross. Irritable, feverish or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, Mother! if coated, give a i teaspoonful of this harmless "fruit laxative," and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, sour bile anl undigested food passes out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. When Its little system Is full of cold, throat sore, tins stomach ache, diarrhooa. indigestion, colic remember, a good "Inside cleansing' should always be the first treatment given. Millions of mothers keep "Callfnr- nla Hyrup of Klga hardy; they know staffed under th a leuspoimiui today save a sick child Miller. tomorrow. Ak your ilriingist for . 60-cent bottle of "California Syrup ni Figs.' which has d rectlnn for babies, children or all ages and grown-ups printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here, so don't bo fooled. Get the genuine made by "Cul. lfornla Fig Syrup Company." Bessie Harriscate and Charles Rav soon are costarred on the Triangle program in a comedy-drama of col lege life, entitled "Plain Jane." to be seen at the Temple theater Thursday and Wednesday. "Plain Jane," written by 0. Gard ner Sullivan, is a tale of a little no body whose godness and beauty win her a hus'and, a home and happiness. It concerns the adventure of a slavey In a small New Rngland college town her innocent fliration with one of the "college dudes." her winning of a beauty prize and her eventful capita, lution to the wiles of lnn Cupid Throughout, the piece Is abundant with the atmosphere of the campus which affords a fitting background for the many amusing situations c! the story- ' Miss Harriscnle is seen in the tit!" role, and It Is declared to be one of the most Ingratiating chnractcrlsv Hons she has ever contributed to th screen. Ray is cast in the part of 'Sophomore" Adams. th minded young student. meeting "Jane," becomes that he has much more to live for than his hooks and a career The supporting cast Includes Mabel Johnson, William Burgermaster and IJ-nmiv Mldgley. The production was direction of Claries To feel our best day in and da) out; to feel clean Inside; no sour blie to coat your tongue and sicken your breath or dull your head; no consti pation, bilious attacks, sick headache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, ac.d sxumach, you must bathe on the in side like you bathe outside. This Is vastly more important, because the skin pores do not absorb impurities into the blood, while the bowel pores do. says a well known physician. To keep those poisons and toxini well flushed from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, drink before breakfast each day. a glas of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In it. This will clean s, purify and freshen the entire alimen tary tract, before putting more food into the stomach. Get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from your pharmacist. II is inexpensive and almost ta teless. except a sourish twinge which is not unpleasant. Prink phosphated hot water every morning to rid your sys tem of thee vile poisons and toxins, also to prevent the r formation. T0 feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood nerves and muscles became sntii'"ited w:th an accumulation of bodv ons. be gin this treatment and abo- 11. keep it up! As soap and hot w. V' act on the skin, cleansing, swe'!' ng and purifying", so limestone phosphate j and hot water before ore lkfast, act ! on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, n THE SPIRIT OF OUR SERVICE i CO-OPERATION the desire to be of utmost a.si:tance to our patron in the handling of their banking buaine. The man who opens an account here with One Dollar receive aa full a mea sure of tbi service a our largest deposi tor. We believe that you will enjoy banl iag here. i-i 1 yasranra Mi mm mr. T E MPLE THEATRE Jas. B. Welch, Mgr. John st nous- who. upon convinced liiclmril .1. .MT onnliur w IVmlMc Richard J. Jose's name recalls viv idly to mind the song that he made world famous. "Silver Thi-ads Among the Gold." Tt Is but nntural that Messrs. Klngsley A Roberts se lected Mr. Jose to enac the star rolo jiilhc, liomclwlii I! COMING in Asries of Ante FRIDAY and SATURDAY ALTA iiiiiiiiiiiimlliill! Tuesday and Wednesday Bessie Mmt and (Mies Ray . In .at illllii!!, liii A Comedy-Drama of College Town Life in Five Part. ALSO A TWO REEL KEYSTONE COMEDY Have you visit J the Temple lutely? It's un.l. t new management, offering programs that "Arv jut. a littlo better than seems neci'ssarv." ' I i 1 .LIU LAIHMUll SPECIAL WESTERN TOUR Mr. Richard J. Jose The F&moua Tenor Appearing in person :iml nit'vKr .1 .' t those gems of songs tnaue inin.urt.il ly l, 'i : n - ihh-. t'(n with the six reel drama "SIVLR THKEADS AMONG THE COLD," in which Mr. J.e takes the lead aim.. 'Ill of